Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11
BELLAIRE.

has the grit TO wade IN, and the enconT-
agement he il receiving is well merlted.
BELLAIRE.
Miss Alice Fusner gave a birthday
party 10 her friends on Friday evening,
The little lady was the recipient OF several
handsome presents
The n. +. Church bazaar closed last
night with u fair crowd IN attendance,
The affair was more OF a success than the
ladies had anticipated. The ice Cream that
had been purchased to do during the ba-
zaar was all sold the second evening. The
church is several hundred dollars richer
than 1t was a week ago.
DR.. Dixon, OF Kansas, Is visiting IN this
section.
I'VE, Us & Co." at the theatre last
night drew a big crowd and gave a good
show.
The Bottle Works has been in poor luck
this fire with pots. Twenty-siS have
broken.
Prot. Killmeyer will play for the pri-
vate hop at Choral Hall on Wednesday
evening.
The stores will remain open after :
o'clock, beginning with Thursday evening.
Thomas Hamilton has gone East on a
visit.
Some of our people will 90 to Wheeling
10 hear "Rhea'' this week.
A crowd of cOlOred folks will attend a
attend . hop at Bridgeport Tomorrow
evening. ,
The prize bazaar OF the A. N. L. church
comes next.
Tha witnesses in the case of the i. X o.
W. the city of Dsllairs, will return to Col
ur,bus this evening
Rev. ". ) Campbell will hold services
in the Episcopal Church today.
Here IS an int. resting fac: Pig lrcI
has left the furnace OF the Bellaire works
and turned into steel, been reheated, rolled
and cut, and afterwards heated again aud
cat into nails IN less than six hours.
The following glass workers have left
B.llaIre and Wheeling for Fostoria: Lee
Hammond, Chas FaGpel, Martin Joice,
VIM. Burke, Wm. Grafton, Geo. Edmunds,
Allen S~croggins, James ONell. Dennis
Murphy, Jacob Cdmmel, Chas. Kerns,
Pat. Outright, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Beaver,
Chas. Vortel and John NOItel.
Some scoundrel has tried to break the
iyure of the fountain in the square.
Contractor Boren has gone TO Stenben-
vile where he has aContract to lay several
squares OF brick paving.
The Jefferson restaurant will occupy Its
new quarters in a few days.
Several marriages viii he c0nsumated
the last of this month.
Oswald POulTOu, manager OF the Eagle
Hotel at WOOdsfield, is growing in favor
with the public. He sets \ tue table and
the house is kept in excellen; shape.
Parks & Dickens haveIthe largest stock
OF photographs ever brought to Bellaire.
Natural gas has been put III the L. 7.
Church.
The show windows of u merchants
present a very handsome appearance.
The nail works closed down yesterday
until after Christmas.
Rev. 4. W. Butts and wife were the
guests Of the family of Geo. II. Muth yes
teGday.
The glass workers who left for Fostcris
yesterday are some of the best wOrkmen IN
the city, and the community loses a good
get of men BY their departure. The boys
i'll work stock into the new factory.
Svl. Wetherald will remove his house
hold goods to Findlay next week.
The hotel business WAS better last week.
The drummer was in town in force.
Miss Matte Gregg returned home 10
Burr's Mills yesterday.
The window glass works and the bottle
works will continue to operate. There is
some talk of these workers aiding the flint
glass workers during their strike.
About fifty OF our people are trying TO
master the German language.
Pursuant TO the order Issued by Presi-
dent Smith, Of the Flint Glass Workers
Association for the workmen to cease work
at noon Saturday, the workmen yesterday
gave notice that they would not return TO
the factories until the presentdifferences ee-
tween the manufacturers and the Glass
Workers Union were adjusted. The no.
tice was a little sudden, but not
altogether unexpected on the part
of the employers. About eight hundred
persons are affected by the strike. The
employees of the Lantern Globe Works and
Rodefer Bros. are the only glass factories
that will continue in operation, and they
may not run very long. 1t looks a little
gloomy for the holidays, but everybody
hopes for the better.
No preparations have been made for the
re-erection of the C. & p. depot.
The funeral of Belle Hogan will take
place this afternoon at = o'clock from her
late home on Rose Hill.
The congregations OF the Christian and
Methodist Episcopal Churches will held
services in the Firt Methodist Episcopal
Church to-day.
Rev. John Looser will preach in the
German Church this morning.
The Second Presbyterian congregation
will worship in their church to-day. The
building is now located in the Fifth Ward
''cut."
J. Foran had a finger mashed while
working in the 4. & o. shops.
Quite q number of Bellaire teachers and
high school scholars attended the teachen'
examination at ST. GAINESVILLE yesterday.
VIM. ID. White, base ball PLAYER, has
been initiated into the order of Elks.
There was considerable game in the
market yesterday.
-Cleyeland's message seems to be q favor
tie theme in this city.
married to q First ward young lady was
premature.
The Buckeye Building Association will
issue a new series of stock this month.
Tue highest number of pu pills ever